In-depth review
Coleman SupportRest Double-High Queen 18 in Review (2027)
The Coleman SupportRest 18 inch queen is one bed for home and camp, with a rechargeable pump and USB charging. Our research verdict.


Coleman SupportRest Double-High Queen 18 in
Coleman's double-high queen with a rechargeable built-in pump and USB charging for camp and home.
Our verdict
The Coleman SupportRest queen is the most versatile bed here, and versatility is its whole argument. A rechargeable pump battery with USB charging means the same bed inflates in a spare room and at a campsite, and the double-high 18 inch profile keeps sleepers off cold ground and makes mornings easier. The catch is the oldest camping rule in the book: a rechargeable pump is only useful if it was charged. Forget to charge it, and the bed's best feature becomes its biggest frustration. Campers who build charging into their packing routine will love this bed; forgetful packers should choose a mains bed for home and accept a separate camping pad.
What we like
- Built-in pump inflates the queen in under 4 minutes, per the maker
- Rechargeable lithium-ion pump battery with USB charging suits campsites and spare rooms alike
- Double-high 18 inch profile keeps sleepers off cold ground and makes sitting up easy
- Coleman's long camping pedigree shows in a bed made to be packed, carried and reused outdoors
What to watch out for
- The rechargeable battery must be charged before a trip; a flat battery means a flat bed
- At double height it packs larger than a single-high camping bed
- Outdoor use exposes the flocked top to dirt that is harder to clean than smooth vinyl
What owners report: Coleman SupportRest Double-High Queen 18 in
Synthesized from recurring themes in long-term owner feedback.
Most praised
- Campers like that the same bed works in a tent and then in the spare room at home
- Owners say USB charging is genuinely convenient on trips where a wall outlet is scarce
- The height earns praise from campers tired of rolling off low beds onto tent floors
Common complaints
- Some owners forget to charge the pump battery and discover it only at the campsite
- A few report the battery holding less charge after a couple of seasons
- Owners note the bed takes up more tent floor than a single-high bed of the same footprint
Who it is for
Campers who also host at home, and want one bed for both jobs.
One bed, two rooms
Most households end up owning two sleep systems: a guest bed for the house and a pad or bed for camping. The SupportRest challenges that split by being genuinely usable in both places. At home it is a double-high guest bed with a fast pump. At a campsite it is a raised bed that does not need a power hookup, because the pump battery was charged at home. That dual use saves money, storage space and the annual question of which bed to pack.
USB charging is a small feature with a big effect
Charging by USB means the pump battery can be topped up from a car, a power bank or a laptop, not just a wall outlet. On a road trip, that flexibility is the difference between a bed that is ready at the campsite and a bed that is flat because nobody packed the right charger. It is a small design choice that shows Coleman thinking about how camping actually works.
The battery discipline problem
Every rechargeable pump shares one failure mode: a flat battery discovered too late. The honest fix is routine: charge the pump when the bed is packed away, not when it is unpacked at the destination, and check the charge before a trip the way you check fuel before a drive. Owners who do that report no problems; owners who do not report the bed's only serious complaint.
Key specifications
- Size
- Queen, double high
- Height
- 18 in
- Pump
- Built-in pump, rechargeable lithium-ion battery, USB charging
- Inflation
- Under 4 minutes, per maker
- Use
- Indoor and outdoor
- Model
- 2000035468
Also consider
SoundAsleep Camping Series Queen Air Mattress
The outdoor SoundAsleep: thicker PVC, I-beam coils and a rechargeable pump you charge before the trip.
Why consider it: The dedicated camping queen, with thicker outdoor PVC and a car charger, for serious tent use
- Size: Queen, camping
- Pump: Included rechargeable external pump, car charger
Intex Comfort Plush Elevated Queen 18 in
The classic value raised queen: 18 inches, Dura-Beam build, built-in pump, and a long sales history.
Why consider it: The simpler, cheaper 18 inch home queen, for hosts who do not camp
- Size: Queen, 60 x 80 in
- Height: 18 in
Research-based assessment. TrueGear has not hands-on tested this product; this evaluation synthesizes manufacturer specifications, retailer documentation, and published expert reviews.
Questions, answered
How long does the pump battery last?
It is sized to inflate the bed, with top-ups, across a camping trip, per the maker, but battery life falls with age and cold. Charge it fully before every trip and carry a backup plan, such as a car adapter or a manual pump, for longer stays.
Can I charge the pump while it inflates?
Charge before use, not during: the pump is designed to run from its battery at the campsite and recharge between uses. Trying to run it flat is the fastest way to discover a dead battery at the worst moment.
Is it comfortable for two sleepers?
Yes, at queen size with a double-high profile, it suits two adults for guest and camping use. As with all air beds, a top-up before bed keeps the surface at its best for a second sleeper.
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